newbie: j2me, adding resources to midlet

[Jeff]

Hey

midp 2.0
J2ME Wireless Toolkit 2.2
JDK 5

Excuse me if my question is a bit stupid but I'm a newbie...

I'm programming a midlet that needs some image files (.png)... my problem is
that I don't know how to add those image files to the project... I'm using
KToolbar and I cannot see how to add image files via KToolbar....

Have anyone of you some tips for me about this, then please send it to
me....
a link would be great, as I've spent hours searching the net

Best Regards

Jeff

 

[David N. Welton]

Hey

midp 2.0
J2ME Wireless Toolkit 2.2
JDK 5

Excuse me if my question is a bit stupid but I'm a newbie...

I'm programming a midlet that needs some image files (.png)... my problem is
that I don't know how to add those image files to the project... I'm using
KToolbar and I cannot see how to add image files via KToolbar....

It's actually as easy as adding files to the .jar file. For instance,
here are some ant tasks I use in Hecl (www.hecl.org):

<jar destfile="j2me/Hecl.jar" basedir="j2me/" includes="script.hcl"
update="true"/>
<jar destfile="j2me/Hecl.jar" basedir="j2me/" includes="Hecl.png"
update="true"/>

You could use the 'jar' command directly too if you look up the command
line options to add a file to the archive.

Ciao,
--
David N. Welton
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Linux, Open Source Consulting
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[Darryl L. Pierce]

Hey

midp 2.0
J2ME Wireless Toolkit 2.2
JDK 5

Excuse me if my question is a bit stupid but I'm a newbie...

I'm programming a midlet that needs some image files (.png)... my problem is
that I don't know how to add those image files to the project... I'm using
KToolbar and I cannot see how to add image files via KToolbar....

Put the files into the res directory under your application's directory,
and reference them with "/res/filename".

 

[Darryl L. Pierce]

It's actually as easy as adding files to the .jar file.

He asked how to add them to his Wireless Toolkit environment, which
requires them to be placed into the /res/ directory for the project. So,
no, throwing them into a JAR doesn't solve his problem.